Hierarchical Multiple Regression Analyses - Predictors of PTS

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A hierarchical multiple regression analysis was performed in order to examine the predictor variables of posttraumatic stress and to test the Hypothesis 1 of the present study.
Hierarchical Multiple Regression Analyses - Predictors of PTS
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Hierarchical Multiple Regression Analyses - Predictors of PTS
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Hierarchical Multiple Regression Analyses - Predictors of PTS
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Hierarchical Multiple Regression Analyses - Predictors of PTS
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Hierarchical Multiple Regression Analyses - Predictors of PTS
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Hierarchical Multiple Regression Analyses - Predictors of PTS
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Hierarchical Multiple Regression Analyses - Predictors of PTS
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Hierarchical Multiple Regression Analyses - Predictors of PTS
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